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Founded in 1916, the PGA of America has a dual mission: to support its 29,000 members and promote the game of golf. The organization enhances the golf profession by providing top-notch education, career resources, marketing, and research initiatives. This empowers PGA professionals to excel in their careers and positions them as authorities in the golf industry. Through the organization of prestigious championships and innovative programs, the PGA aims to boost public interest in the sport, encourage more people to play golf, and ensure that the game is accessible to everyone, everywhere. The PGA brand stands for excellence in golf. To learn more about the PGA of America, visit www.pga.org.

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Pfeifer, Jackson, Villanueva Win Titles at 2025 PING USDGA Championship Presented by PGA of America

6 days ago | pga.com | Craig Dolch

Chad Pfeifer, Ryanne Jackson and Eli Villanueva were repeat winners Wednesday in the seventh PING USDGA Championship Presented by PGA of America. No surprise there. What was shocking was the 8-under 63 Villanueva shot on the Ryder Course at PGA Golf Club to win the Senior Division for the second time in three years. That’s correct, a disabled golfer shot an 8-under 63 to win by 14 shots. Senior Champion Eli Villanueva.
Browne, Jackson, Villanueva Lead Entering Final Round of 2025 PING USDGA Championship Presented by PGA of America

1 week ago | pga.com | Craig Dolch

Ryanne Jackson and Eli Villanueva have positioned themselves for another victory in the seventh USDGA Championship Presented by PGA of America. Chad Pfeifer of Nampa, Idaho will have to once again rally to claim his fourth title. Pfeifer fought back from a tough start Tuesday for a 3-over 74 on the Ryder Course, leaving him two shots behind leader Mike Browne (70-143) of England as Pfeifer tries to win the men’s title for the third consecutive year and fourth in the last five.
Pfeifer, Stasiuk and Bontz Lead After First Round of 2025 PING USDGA Championship Presented by PGA of America

1 week ago | pga.com | Craig Dolch

Chris Biggins shot a 3-over 74 in Monday’s first round of the seventh PING USDGA Championship Presented by PGA of America. He said he hit the ball better than he scored, but that didn’t remove his constant smile. This has always been Biggins’ favorite event. And not just because he won the second annual championship in 2019. Sure, winning helps the memories. But it’s the stuff away from the course that matters most for the PGA Teaching Professional from the Country Club at Birmingham.
Two Courses, One Ultimate Test: How PGA Golf Club Provides the Ultimate Test

2 weeks ago | pga.com | Craig Dolch

The Wanamaker and Ryder courses that will be used in the PGA Professional Championship on April 27 - 30 provide vastly different elements and scoring opportunities. That was by design. “The commitment was to have two different-styled courses even though the land was very similar, meaning flat,” says legendary designer Tom Fazio, who was hired in the mid-1990s to design two championship courses at the PGA of America’s flagship property in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
Improve Your Ballstriking: 5 Expert Tips Inspired by Zach Johnson

Jan 12, 2025 | pga.com | Brendon Elliott

The two-time Major Champion has vaulted into contention at the Sony Open in Hawaii, and PGA Coach Brendon Elliott has five things golfers can learn from Johnson for crisp and consistent contact.
Three Things to Know About the 2024 PGA Championship

Apr 15, 2024 | pga.com | Ryan Adams

The title of 2024 Masters Champion belongs to Scottie Scheffler, and now it's time to look ahead to the next major championship on the men's professional golf calendar: the 2024 PGA Championship. Making its return to Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, May 13-19, the 2024 PGA Championship is back in the Bluegrass State a decade after Rory McIlroy beat darkness and the field to capture his second PGA Championship.
Two Keys to Shooting Lower Scores

Mar 30, 2024 | pga.com | Ryan Adams

It's a treat for golf fans when we get to see super low scores on the professional tours, and that's what happened on March 29. First it was Tony Finau with a sizzling 62 at the Texas Children's Houston Open, tying the tournament record — a feat he accomplished when he won the tournament in 2022. Then it was Hannah Green, the 2019 KPMG Women's PGA Champion, who went bonkers with a one-stroke-lower 61 at the Ford Championship presented by KCC.
PGA VendorMatch Spotlight: Stacy K Floral Shines at the 2023 PGA Championship

Mar 27, 2024 | pga.com | Ryan Adams

If you were at the 2023 PGA Championship last spring, you may have noticed some top-tier floral arrangements dotting Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York. Those were thanks to Stacy K Floral, a local woman-owned floral, decor and gift studio in Rochester, which provided plant arrangements for the PGA Championship throughout various hospitality locations in partnership with PGA of America prime vendor, Salem Sports.
Caitlin Clark Breaks NCAA All-Time Scoring Record - Who Are Her Golf Comparisons?

Mar 3, 2024 | pga.com | Ryan Adams

It didn't take long to make a little history for Caitlin Clark . . . again. The University of Iowa star passed Louisiana State University legend "Pistol" Pete Maravich's all-time record of 3,667 points with her 18th point in a game versus Ohio State, ultimately finishing with 35 points to put her collegiate career total at 3,685. The new record certainly cements Clark's legacy as one of college basketball's best players . . . which makes us think — who are her golf comparisons?
How to Play Golf in the Wind

Mar 2, 2024 | pga.com | Ryan Adams

We've all been there. Winds are picking up. You're about to step into your shot. It's getting more gusty. Do you have the right club? Do you change your swing? Wind is one of the conditions (like rain, heat or cold) that has a huge impact on your shot. Sometimes you'd almost prefer to play in the other three conditions because wind can really wreak havoc on a score. However, wind is a problem when you're not prepared for it.